legal-compliance-obligation-extractionlisted

Turns a supplied regulation, rule, contract or policy instrument into an atomic obligation register: one row per obligation, each carrying its provision reference, the obligated party, the trigger that makes it bite, the deadline or frequency, the modality (must, must not, may), any carve-out, and the evidence that would demonstrate compliance. Extracts only from the supplied text and marks anything the text does not settle as an open question rather than resolving it. Use when a rule or contract must be turned into something trackable, when a compliance register or obligations matrix is being built, when a counterparty agreement needs its duties listed, or when an impact assessment needs a register it does not have. Trigger on 'extract the obligations', 'obligations register', 'what do we have to do under this', 'build the compliance matrix', 'list the duties in this contract', 'clause register'. Not for assessing what a regulatory change means for the business and what to remediate (use legal-compliance-reg
alihusains/enterprise-skills · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 73

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# Obligation extraction ## Purpose Obligations get lost between the instrument and the register. Someone reads a forty-page rule or a signed agreement, writes eight bullet points, and the organisation tracks the bullet points forever — losing the conditions, the carve-outs, the party that is actually bound, and the paragraph number a regulator or a counterparty will cite. This skill produces the atomic register: one testable duty per row, each traceable back to the provision it came from, so downstream control mapping and evidence collection have something to attach to. ## Data classification **Confidential, potentially privileged.** An obligation register is a list of what the organisation is bound to do, and by implication where it may fall short. Assume a regulator, counterparty or claimant may one day see it, and take a view with counsel on whether it should sit under privilege. **STOP CONDITIONS:** | Trigger | Action | | --- | --- | | The instrument or the work relates to a live investigation, enforcement action, skilled-person review or litigation | Stop. Privilege and disclosure decisions come first. Route to counsel. | | Counsel's advice, or without-prejudice correspondence, is pasted | Stop. Do not summarise or excerpt privileged material. | | Customer, client or employee personal data appears in the source or as an illustration | Stop. Ask for it to be removed; extraction works on provisions, not records. | | Client positions, balances, transactions or account